You could always just thread your 270 at it's current length and try it for a couple of hunts. If you don't like it you still have options.
I bush hunt with a suppressed 20 and a suppressed 22 inch rifle no problems.
You could always just thread your 270 at it's current length and try it for a couple of hunts. If you don't like it you still have options.
I bush hunt with a suppressed 20 and a suppressed 22 inch rifle no problems.
stop being so logical....... terrible suggestion,it will not give much extra money to the retailers or gunsmiths.... and the OP wont have to go and buy new dies and supplies for the new rifle..he will even be able to use up old loads so no benifit to retailers there either..terrible suggestion.
75/15/10 black powder matters
For reference. 6.5 prc SAAMI chamber but over 3" ammo lenght due to being able to in a XM lenght Defiance action.
153 grain atip, 22" barrel 2950fps....can crack 3000fps but starting to get hard on primer pockets.
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
the 6.5PRC will do better, however for only 400m you can easily use a 16" 6.5 creedmoor and save on powder and recoil and plenty of factory ammo if you get too lazy to reload or cant find primers
If you can't kill it with bullets, dont f*ck with it.
if you aren't hellbent on a tikka, then save some weight, powder and recoil and get a 6.5 Grendel in a howa mini or one of the new 6mm ARC - Assuming you are hunting NZ species that is
If you can't kill it with bullets, dont f*ck with it.
The fundamentals of it are this:
If you want velocity out of a short barrel, you have to go big in the cartridge that you’re firing. Yep, .308 etc lose less velocity when short, but a bigger cartridge with a short barrel will still gross a higher muzzle velocity.
It just depends on what you’re chasing in outcome….
Go 300wsm, fast and fat
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